> which actually will look something like this in real code:
>
> def trade(yours, mine):
> print _('if you give me %(yours)s, i will give you %(mine)s') % {
> 'yours': yours,
> 'mine' : mine,
> }
>
> The string wrapped in _() is what gets translated here.
>
> Okay, we all know that's a pain, right?
What's wrong with
def trade(yours, mine):
print _('if you give me %(yours)s, i will give you %(mine)s') % vars()
Look Ma, no magic!
Regards,
Martin
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